A backdoor front will drop coastal temperatures this afternoon and rain returns late Saturday into Sunday.

Fog and light drizzle slow the morning commute before inland highs near 62°F. Small Craft Advisories arrive this afternoon; rain and gusty winds likely Sunday.

Aerial surveys photographed more than 115 endangered North Atlantic right whales south of Massachusetts, including a March 2 flight that logged about 70 animals.

Rain and patchy fog make for a slow, wet commute in Boston this morning with highs near 41°F. Expect a sharp warm-up Friday into the low 60s.

Patchy fog this morning gives way to a warm afternoon near 67°F, then showers and fog return tonight.

Local forecasters have posted an early look at conditions for the 130th Boston Marathon, highlighting April averages and historical extremes.

Patchy fog and heavy morning showers may slow Boston's commute. Small Craft Advisories are in effect for coastal waters.

Gusty southwest winds push highs into the low 60s Monday while low humidity creates an elevated fire‑weather concern.

A broken beaver dam flooded Hudson Avenue in Grafton Saturday afternoon, closing the road between Millbury Street and Brigham Hill Road as crews worked to clear water and debris.

Sunny and breezy Sunday in Boston with highs near 49°F and gusts up to 30 mph; forecasters warn of elevated fire‑weather conditions in drier spots.

Cloudy, cool Saturday with a high near 37°F. A strong warmup arrives Monday, then rain and gusty winds move in Tuesday–Wednesday.

Cloudy morning with spotty showers and gusty north winds. High near 46°F; colder tonight to near 28°F.

Mild this afternoon with highs near 64°F. Rain moves in late Thursday night into Friday, bringing patchy fog and slick roads.